J. E. B. Stuart’s cavalry near Henry House Hill

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J. E. B. Stuart’s cavalry near Henry House Hill was a Confederate mounted force that played a key role in screening, reconnaissance, and flanking actions during the First Battle of Bull Run in the American Civil War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Confederate cavalry unit
military formation
associatedWith Joseph E. Johnston NERFINISHED
P. G. T. Beauregard NERFINISHED
Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson NERFINISHED
commander J. E. B. Stuart NERFINISHED
conflict First Battle of Bull Run NERFINISHED
First Battle of Manassas NERFINISHED
country Confederate States of America NERFINISHED
date 21 July 1861
engagedAgainst Union Army NERFINISHED
location Henry House Hill NERFINISHED
near Manassas, Virginia
militaryBranch cavalry
notableFor contributing to Confederate victory at First Bull Run
partOf Army of the Potomac (Confederate) NERFINISHED
Confederate States Army NERFINISHED
performedAction conducted reconnaissance
executed flanking maneuvers
screened Confederate movements
role flanking force
reconnaissance force
screening force
side Confederacy NERFINISHED
supported Confederate infantry on Henry House Hill
tacticalFunction harassing Union forces
protecting Confederate flanks
pursuit of retreating enemy forces
theater Eastern Theater of the American Civil War NERFINISHED
typeOfUnit mounted troops
war American Civil War NERFINISHED

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Confederate Army positions in First Battle of Bull Run includedCavalryPosition J. E. B. Stuart’s cavalry near Henry House Hill